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What did you do with your Range Rover today
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tomcat59alan
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I took a photo with my phone then e-mailed it to myself then uploaded from my doc's to the thread,thought I'd done well seeing I'm a Ludite where tech is concernedWhat the fu&k,still incomprehensible using Google Translate.
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Followed a mate towing an old Mahogany boat with his old Disco 1.
Couldn't believe how far the rear suspension dropped when we hooked up the trailer the rear wheels were almost in the arches
Half way up a steep'ish Dinemore hill he had to pull over due to almost cooking his old 300tdi too much weight!
So we had to swap, dropping the trailer onto my towbar saw the back of my Rangie sag, old mate looked well smug "ha ya air suspension ain't that clever" etc
10secs later the valveblock went "click click" and the rear levelled out
Should of seen his face!
She pulled it up the rest of the hill, engine screaming + the VC on my fan locking so it sounded like an aeroplane from the front and a TVR from the back
As i crested the hill I suddenly remembered my mate mentioning the trailer brakes didn't work so i arrived at the otherside with my brake discs glowing with over 3 ton on the arse end!
There are times EAS is a lifesaver
Couldn't believe how far the rear suspension dropped when we hooked up the trailer the rear wheels were almost in the arches
Half way up a steep'ish Dinemore hill he had to pull over due to almost cooking his old 300tdi too much weight!
So we had to swap, dropping the trailer onto my towbar saw the back of my Rangie sag, old mate looked well smug "ha ya air suspension ain't that clever" etc
10secs later the valveblock went "click click" and the rear levelled out
Should of seen his face!
She pulled it up the rest of the hill, engine screaming + the VC on my fan locking so it sounded like an aeroplane from the front and a TVR from the back
As i crested the hill I suddenly remembered my mate mentioning the trailer brakes didn't work so i arrived at the otherside with my brake discs glowing with over 3 ton on the arse end!
There are times EAS is a lifesaver
tomcat59alan
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Steep old hill that,dragged a full load of cider many times over it. From Bulmers bound for Greece.Followed a mate towing an old Mahogany boat with his old Disco 1.
Couldn't believe how far the rear suspension dropped when we hooked up the trailer the rear wheels were almost in the arches
Half way up a steep'ish Dinemore hill he had to pull over due to almost cooking his old 300tdi too much weight!
So we had to swap, dropping the trailer onto my towbar saw the back of my Rangie sag, old mate looked well smug "ha ya air suspension ain't that clever" etc
10secs later the valveblock went "click click" and the rear levelled out
Should of seen his face!
She pulled it up the rest of the hill, engine screaming + the VC on my fan locking so it sounded like an aeroplane from the front and a TVR from the back
As i crested the hill I suddenly remembered my mate mentioning the trailer brakes didn't work so i arrived at the otherside with my brake discs glowing with over 3 ton on the arse end!
There are times EAS is a lifesaver
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I have to drive it almost every day, there are 50mpg cameras on there now..
Not that anyone pays attention to them
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If your car does more than 50mpg you get a ticket? That'll teach emI have to drive it almost every day, there are 50mpg cameras on there now..
Not that anyone pays attention to them
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Yep
lolThe old V8 did 7mpg with that trailer on the back, to its credit I was WOT all the way up
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Erm.Followed a mate towing an old Mahogany boat with his old Disco 1.
Couldn't believe how far the rear suspension dropped when we hooked up the trailer the rear wheels were almost in the arches
Half way up a steep'ish Dinemore hill he had to pull over due to almost cooking his old 300tdi too much weight!
So we had to swap, dropping the trailer onto my towbar saw the back of my Rangie sag, old mate looked well smug "ha ya air suspension ain't that clever" etc
10secs later the valveblock went "click click" and the rear levelled out
Should of seen his face!
She pulled it up the rest of the hill, engine screaming + the VC on my fan locking so it sounded like an aeroplane from the front and a TVR from the back
As i crested the hill I suddenly remembered my mate mentioning the trailer brakes didn't work so i arrived at the otherside with my brake discs glowing with over 3 ton on the arse end!
There are times EAS is a lifesaver
If there's no trailer brakes how did you swap if you were on a steep hill? lol guessing it wasn't a very busy road!!
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Well that's boring, you might have made something up like, held it with your teeth or somethingWheel chocks and a bit of luck
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Used his knob as a chock.Well that's boring, you might have made something up like, held it with your teeth or something
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Now you're just being sillyUsed his knob as a chock.
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Yup,1/2inch shorter he would have been a she.
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Drove it for the last time for 2 weeks. My son was told to self isolate for 2 weeks cos he'd spoken to someone at work who had covid, he tested positive on his first day back at work so now were all self isolating.
I hope he didn't get it from me or the missus
I hope he didn't get it from me or the missus
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It's getting close to a lot of people. We are feeling the net closing in too. Hope all goes well for your son and family.Drove it for the last time for 2 weeks. My son was told to self isolate for 2 weeks cos he'd spoken to someone at work who had covid, he tested positive on his first day back at work so now were all self isolating.
I hope he didn't get it from me or the missus
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If you're under 35 there's almost no risk. After that the risk increases steeply each year. By tge time you're over 65 and male you're really starting to gamble. So his son should be fine.
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Many thanks.
